Published 11 Aug 2024 • Updated 19 Aug 2024
Queen Elizabeth’s Coronation Chart – Good Timing
When Queen Elizabeth was crowned she had her court astrologer, John Dee, give her an exact chart he picked for the event.
Dee picked the time that gave her maximum power, shielded her from enemies, and curbed her personal negative qualities.
The time he chose for this was the exact time the crown was placed on her head and she became queen.
Such timing charts were the main reason royal astrologers were used by monarchs.
Charts that are created by the astrologer for clients to launch their matters are the best charts available to the client for them to begin something. The client can hire an astrologer who is capable of creating these charts to present them with the optimal time to start their matter. The client would be well-advised to do so so that they can obtain maximum advantage.
An example in modern days of an astrologer developing launch charts involves Joan Quigley and Nancy Reagan. After the assassination attempt on her husband, Nancy Reagan asked Joan Quigley to do charts on launch timing charts of important matters. Joan wrote a book titled, “What Does Joan Say?” in which she described this information. Joan Quigley was an astrologer who gained significant attention due to her role as the astrologer for U.S. President Ronald Reagan and his wife, Nancy Reagan. She wrote a book titled “What Does Joan Say?: My Seven Years As White House Astrologer to Nancy and Ronald Reagan” (1990), in which she detailed her experiences working with the Reagans. In the book, Quigley claims that she was a close adviser to the Reagans, particularly Nancy, and that her astrological guidance influenced the timing of major events during Reagan’s presidency. She asserts that her astrological advice played a role in decisions ranging from the scheduling of presidential speeches and press conferences to the timing of Reagan’s surgery after his assassination attempt. Quigley also discusses the extent to which Nancy Reagan was involved in these decisions and how the First Lady’s belief in astrology was a significant influence on the President’s schedule. The book provides a behind-the-scenes look at the Reagans’ belief in astrology and how it impacted their lives and the administration, offering a unique perspective on the interplay between astrology and politics during that era.
Obviously, if Quigley’s work was sub-standard, Nancy Reagan would not have continued to use her. If the things Quigley wrote in her book were lies, the Reagans could have sued her, and, since that never happened, the matter has a certain amount of credibility; therefore, it seems Quigley perhaps made a substantial positive mark on our country’s history. Astrologers who offer timing charts to their clients make a substantial contribution to their lives.
Excellent comments to video on John Dee — “Dee’s Enochian Alphabet shares some similarities with the Hebrew one. Dee’s alphabet has a lot more letters. But in both cases, each letter represents a sound (phonetic). Each letter also represents a word. Furthermore, each letter has a numerical value. Therefore Dee’s Enochian system is a triple phonetic/hieroglyphic/numeric coding system. 64 is 8 squared. So you could do (8×8) geometric coding as well. You could easily use it to write messages that have multiple hidden meanings built in. Very clever system from a very clever fellow.” // “you will find, should it interest you, that the 8×8 64-system you describe is also the numerological structure utilized throughout Kubrick’s Rosicrucian-adjacent oeuvre, literally organized shot by shot from his very first film.”